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The healthy alternative to traditional Git analytics

Forget about toxic Git statistics. Instead, focus on improving software development productivity with a balanced set of metrics.

Trusted by effective engineering organizations

Git analytics, the Swarmia way

Connect the dots between your version control and issue tracker

Adopt healthy, research-backed habits and track progress

No harmful leaderboards or data on individual performance

Much more than a Git dashboard

Swarmia is not just a static Git dashboard. In addition to useful engineering metrics, it also gives teams the tools they need to improve developer wellbeing and team productivity.

Drive positive change with Working Agreements

The big problem with most Git analysis tools is that they don’t help teams to make concrete improvements.

Working Agreements in Swarmia, on the other hand, encourage your team to adopt healthy habits to limit work-in-progress, increase collaboration, prioritize code reviews, and more.

Swarmia's working agreements

Get holistic insights from Git and your issue tracker

Instead of only surfacing simple Git repository statistics like commits and PRs, Swarmia combines useful Git-based metrics with data from your issue tracker.

This way, you’ll be able to connect the dots between planned work with the work that has actually happened across your repos.

Flow insights in Swarmia

Improve your team’s workflows

Bookmark the pull request view in Swarmia to get easy access to all the open PRs in your team — regardless of the repo they’re in.

You can also turn on handy notifications that allow you to quickly react and reply to comments in GitHub without ever leaving Slack.

Swarmia's Slack notifications
Swarmia’s Slack notifications make it easy to keep track of open pull requests across all our repos. They help me quickly find the conversations that need my input.
Svyat Sobol
Lead Engineer at Wolt (part of DoorDash)

It’s hard to improve what you don’t measure

Here are some of the engineering metrics you’ll see in Swarmia.

Cycle time

Cycle time

Understand how long it takes for your team to complete pull requests, tasks, stories, and epics.

Deployment frequency

Deployment frequency

Keep track of how often you’re deploying — and how often the deployments are failing.

Investment distribution

Investment distribution

Know what your engineering teams are working on and establish the right balance between roadmap work and other work.

Bug Insights

Bug Insights

Stay on top of the bugs your team is working on and the time it takes to fix them.

Batch size

Batch size

Keep your batch size small to roll out features to customers faster and with less risk.

CI insights

CI insights

Spot flaky tests and improve the performance of your CI pipeline.

Review time

Review time

Identify review bottlenecks and get your work merged faster.

Review rate

Review rate

Maintain high code quality by maximizing the percentage of code that gets reviewed before it’s merged.

WIP limits

WIP limits

Allow teams to set their own work in progress limits to boost focus and productivity.

The Git metrics we don’t track

Just because you can measure a certain metric doesn’t mean you should. We’ve consciously left out some unhealthy Git metrics that have a tendency to do more harm than good.

Developer stack ranking

Swarmia focuses on improving development productivity on the team and organization level. That’s why you won’t find Git commit leaderboards or other harmful activity metrics in Swarmia.

Lines of code (LOC)

Lines of code is a terrible way to measure engineering productivity. In fact, Swarmia only records lines of code in the context of batch size and code review notifications.

Code churn and rework

We believe that rewriting your own code is a perfectly acceptable way to solve complex problems. That’s why you won’t be able to track code churn or rework with Swarmia.

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Working Agreements

Tracking the right metrics is just the first step. To make sure your insights don't just sit on a dashboard, Swarmia allows your teams to set their own Working Agreements.

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